Definitions of connect
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To
join,
unite,
or
cohere.
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To
join,
unite,
or
combine;
associate
or
be
associated.
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To
bind
of
faster
together;
unite;
associate
with.
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To
fasten
together;
establish
a
relation
between.
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To
join;
to
be
associated.
-
To
join;
become
related
to.
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join
for
the
purpose
of
communication; "
Operator,
could
you
connect
me
to
the
Raffles
in
Singapore?"
-
join
by
means
of
communication
equipment; "
The
telephone
company
finally
put
in
lines
to
connect
the
towns
in
this
area"
-
land
on
or
hit
solidly; "
The
brick
connected
on
her
head,
knocking
her
out"
-
connect,
fasten,
or
put
together
two
or
more
pieces; "
Can
you
connect
the
two
loudspeakers?"; "
Tie
the
ropes
together"; "
Link
arms"
-
hit
or
play
a
ball
successfully; "
The
batter
connected
for
a
home
run"
-
plug
into
an
outlet,
as
of
electrical
appliances; "
Please
plug
in
the
toaster!"; "
Connect
the
TV
so
we
can
watch
the
football
game
tonight"
-
establish
a
rapport
or
relationship; "
The
President
of
this
university
really
connects
with
the
faculty"
-
To
join,
or
fasten
together,
as
by
something
intervening;
to
associate;
to
combine;
to
unite
or
link
together;
to
establish
a
bond
or
relation
between.
-
To
associate (
a
person
or
thing,
or
one's
self)
with
another
person,
thing,
business,
or
affair.
-
To
join,
unite,
or
cohere;
to
have
a
close
relation;
as,
one
line
of
railroad
connects
with
another;
one
argument
connect
with
another.
-
To
knit
or
link
together;
to
conjoin;
to
unite.
-
To
tie
or
link
together;
to
knit
or
fasten
together;
to
join
or
unite;
to
combine
or
associate;
to
have
a
close
relation.
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